I'm hot …

Ande yo caliente Although the heat is still pressing, the Japanese firm Sanyo is already preparing the electronic clothing that we will be able to wear next winter. Within their series of Eneloop products, they have created a neck warmer , made of resin and carbon, that could replace traditional scarves. The garment incorporates a tiny stove with a battery that is recharged with a mini solar panel, and is available in two shades of gray. The temperature is regulated automatically so that the user never gets burned. In short, a great ally for the ski season, as well as for traveling by motorcycle or bicycle on a cold winter day, say its creators.

The great advantage is that this same solar panel can be used to recharge mobile phones or MP3 players, among other devices, since it has a USB port.

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